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Hey all,

 

So I've been looking this morning about assembling the AOS package (I'm not even in the USA yet, plan to move across in May - but I'm a planner!) and we're missing the NOA2 from the I-129F petition. I've spoke to some people on this forum and saw some threads from people who had success sending in alternative documents instead of the NOA2 to prove approval. Does anybody know what these documents could be? I was thinking a screenshot of the USCIS case checker, a copy of the I-129F petition sent back to me from the London Embassy with the 'approved' stamp on it, the passport photocopy which I believe is required anyways.

 

Has anybody had any luck going to an InfoPass appointment and asking for a print off from the field office? 

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